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nyp.33433074810627	Chester George Randolph	Young Wallingford, by George Randolph Chester ... with illustrations by F. R. Gruger & Henry Raleigh	1910		.txt	text/plain	55923	4322	87	"Little matter of business," protested Mr. Gilman pompously, glancing apprehensively at the second-story window, where a shade was already "Good money, boy," said he to Gilman, upon the new company buy over the present one for ten thousand dollars' worth of shares." cocksure touch to the joviality of young Wallingford which was particularly aggravating to an expert like Mr. Phelps. "I think I'll hand it to them," said Wallingford "Merely a little contribution from your Broadway friends," Wallingford explained with a chuckle. At a fifteen-dollar dinner that evening Mr. Merrill found him a good fellow, and, being interested not only in Wallingford's "lottery" but in "I think, Mr. Wallingford," said Mr. Squinch, "How long will it be until dinner's ready, Wallingford?" asked Billy, looking at his watch as J. "I'd like two rooms and a bath," said Wallingford, as the other looked up thoughtfully. "By the way, Mr. Bubble," said Wallingford,	./cache/nyp.33433074810627.pdf	./txt/nyp.33433074810627.txt